AREQUIPMENT Monobloc 4SW User manual

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Instructions Manual:
M764 – Monobloc 4SW
MAN AR 45/06/22/02

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Copyright
Auto Ribeiro Ltd. and its logo are trademarks or registered trademarks. The respective
logos are trademarks of Auto Ribeiro Lda. AREquipment is a trademark or a registered
trademark of Auto Ribeiro Lda.
The equipment described here was developed and produced exclusively by Auto
Ribeiro Lda.
Declaration of Conformity
This product complies with all legal requirements. The declaration of conformity can
be obtained in our website www.arequipment.com
Index
Symbology ….………………………………….…………………………….…..….3
Warnings and Security …………………………………………………….…………...4
Contacts……………………………………….…………………………………………..5
Overview / Lateral View…………………………………………………………………….6
Top View / Characteristics……………………………………………………...…...…...7
Front leg control(Intermediate Position)……..………………………………….…..……..8
Control the 4 swivel wheels / Wheels….………………………………………..……..9
Back Legs control / Front Legs controls………………….……….…….…….10
Lock legs and lift stretcher…………………………………………………………11
Telescopic Handles/ Swing Down sidearms ……………………………….….…….12
Tilting Head…………………………………………………………………….13
Adjustable Feet……………………………………………………..………………14
Security Information………………………..………………………………...……………..15
Accessories………………………………………………………………………..……16/17
Optional……………………………………..…………………………………………….18
Schedule Maintenance …………………..………………………………………….19/20
Label and Serial Number……………..…………………………………………….21

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Symbology
Hazard Warning
Read the manual
Equipment must be handled by at least 2 trained operators
Maximum load Capacity
Fitting zones. Danger of operator damage

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Warnings and Security
Danger of falling
to the same level
Pay special attention when moving around the equipment,
taking into account the danger of falling inside the vehicle.
Danger of fall in
uneven
Pay special attention to the movement with the equipment,
taking into account the danger of the fall from the inside of the
vehicle to the outside.
Danger of
collision
Perform regular maintenance actions to reduce risk of collision
from parts with high wear or clearances.
Danger of
overloading or
overexertion for
the operator
Perform regular maintenance actions to reduce risk of collision
from parts with high wear.
Danger of virus
contamination
Perform regular cleaning actions to reduce the risk of
contamination (see cleaning and disinfection chapter).

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Contacts
Manufacturer: Auto Ribeiro Lda
Address:
Rua de S. Caetano 459 /519 – Apartado 526; 4411-701 Canelas;
V.N.Gaia, Portugal
Web:
www.autoribeiro.com
www.arequipment.com
Email: [e-mail]
Contacts: [phone]

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M764 – MONOBLOC - 4SW (4 Swivel Wheels)
The 4/5 parts with 4 swivel wheels monobloc, or M764 it is an equipment with fixed
stretcher and manually operated. Its main objective is the transport of patients with
mobility difficulties and post- operation condition. This product is developed and
produced by Auto Ribeiro Lda.
Overview
Lateral View

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Equipment’s Top View
CHARACTERISTICS
 Approximate weight: 44,7 kg (Standard Version)
 Maximum Load Capacity: 250kg
 Approximate Dimensions (Closed): 1915 x 568 x 455 mm
Approximate Dimensions (Open): 1915 x 568 x 990 mm

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FRONT LEG CONTROL (Intermediate Position)
Security System
Standard Version
1º - Lift the lever (placed on the right side of the
cart).
5 parts Version
1º - Lift the lever (placed on the right side of the
cart).
Final Position

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CONTROL THE 4 SWIVEL WHEELS
Red Lever
Locking system control of the front
wheels.
Black Lever
Locking system control of the rear
wheels.
WHEELS
4 Swivel Wheels
4 Swivel Wheels
Locking system of the fixed wheels
Engage the red lever with the foot to lock
the wheels

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BACK LEGS CONTROL
Security System
Lift the safety lever.
(Lever Design may vary)
FRONT LEG CONTROL
Security System
Lift the safety lever.
(Lever Design may vary)

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LOCK LEGS AND LIFT STRETCHER
To lift the stretcher with the legs locked, turn the respective handles to lock the front
and rear legs.
Location of the handles
Handle Positions – Lock and Unlock
Turn the handle to lock the legs
before lifting the stretcher
Turn the handle to unlock the
legs with the stretcher on the
ground

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TELESCOPIC HANDLES
Security System
1º - Press button with a finger.
2º - Push or pull to achieve the desired length.
SWING DOWN SIDEARMS
Security System
1º - Press button with hand
2º - Push or pull to achieve the
desired opening.

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TILTING HEAD
It is possible to adjust the head’s panel in different positions:
Head’s Elevation
1º - Press the red lever
2º - Pull or push the head’s panel to
achieve the desired position
Head’s Elevation 5 Parts (Optional)
1º - Press the lever
2º - Mode the top at an ascendant way
or descendent way.

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ADJUSTABLE FEET
Adjustable feet in three different positions:
Footrest and Knees-Flex Position
Legs Elevation
Lower Legs part Elevation
(Available in Standard Version)

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SECURITY INFORMATION
This equipment can be dangerous:
Danger of Entrapment
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Danger of Entrapment
CAUTION: USE WITH CAUTION!

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ACCESSORIES
Restrains
Shoulder Harness Restrains
Legs and Feet Restrains
Restrains Instalation
1º - Tying restraint straps in inner bars.
2º - Pass the restraints through the plate slots
3º - Join belt buckles.

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ACCESSORIES
IV Pole
IV Pole
IV Pole in use
Instruments Tray
Instruments Tray.
Instruments Tray in use.

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OPCIONAL
Legs locks System
System that allows you to lift the
stretcher without the legs moving
5 parts
System that allows you to change the
inclination of the headboard
Up to 3 positions

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SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
The equipment needs regular maintenance to work properly. You must follow a
regular maintenance plan to avoid failures. The following table lists recommends
minimum maintenance intervals for your equipment. Use original replacement parts
recommended by your manufacturer. Read the manufacturer's safety data for each
product. Make maintenance records for your equipment.
Table 1. Minimum maintenance interval
Minimum maintenance intervals
Every use
Whenever
necessary
Every 3
months
Disinfection
X
Cleaning
X
X
Inspection
X
Lubrification
X
Disinfection/Cleaning (On each use)
•Use detergent/disinfectant compatible with aluminium, stainless steel and rubber.
•To clean, carefully check the composition suggested by the manufacturer on the
product, to avoid damaging the equipment material.
•Clean with limited amount of water, dry as much as possible and lubricate bars
and sliding parts.
•When operating in an aggressive environment (eg saline environment), daily
cleaning/lubrication of the equipment is recommended to protect exposed parts.
•The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage caused by the use of a
cleaning product that could damage the surface material.
•Do not use any type of solvent or thinner to clean the equipment.
•Do not use water jets.

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Inspection (every 3 months)
•It is necessary to check used parts for immobilization purposes.
•Checking the tightness of the connecting elements. Make adjustments if
necessary.
Lubrication (every 3 months)
•Clean the guides using a soft cloth removing the lubricant and residue (before
lubrication).
•Lubrication of mechanical elements with high viscosity lubricant.